ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Milan’ERA3 in Milan, Italy by LPzR architetti associatiWednesday, November 14th, 2012Article source: LPzR architetti associati The building is a manifesto of complexity in contemporary architecture. The volumetric composition shows a sequence of addictions and subtractions. There is a plenty of materials: plaster, zinc, wood, concrete, steel, glass, stones are combined together to underline the arrangement of volumes and surfaces.  Image Courtesy LPzR architetti associati
Nobu Restaurant in Milan, Italy by Giaquinto Architetti AssociatiWednesday, November 14th, 2012Article source: Giaquinto Architetti Associati The project consists of the extension of the Nobu restaurant in the Armani center of Via Manzoni Milan. We doubled the extension of the ground floor area that is divided now in lounge area and restaurant. In the restaurant area an extremely big cellar for the wines has been created. This volume became a functional and architectonical element.  Image Courtesy Giaquinto Architetti Associati
NYT & Bergdorf Goodman in Milan, Italy by Migliore+Servetto ArchitecsWednesday, November 7th, 2012Article source: Migliore+Servetto Architecs On the occasion of the preview of an extract from the documentary Scatter my ashes at Bergdorf’s for the 111 years celebration of the luxury department stores Bergdorf Goodman in New York, Migliore+Servetto Architects has designed a very light set up at the 38° and 39° floors of the scenographic viewpoint of Lombardia skyscraper.  Image Courtesy Migliore+Servetto Architecs
France Media Pavilion – Universal Exhibition 2015 Milan, Italy by Ruca – Rui De Carvalho ArchitectFriday, September 7th, 2012Article source: Ruca – Rui De Carvalho Architect This was a project in response to the ‘Concours d’idees Allplan’. The aim was to design the Pavilion of France for the Universal Exhibition in Milan in 2015, whose theme is defined as ‘feeding the planet, energy for life’.
 Image Courtesy Ruca – Rui De Carvalho Architect
Fili d’Aria store in Milan, Italy by Giulio Dubbioso ArchitettoFriday, August 24th, 2012Article source: Giulio Dubbioso Architetto GDA started from a 2 level, 70 square meter, empty space, previously used as a toy store, in a ‘900 building in Milan center, right between Corso Buenos Aires and Via Morgagni, and transformed it in something able to reflect the high craftsmanship of Fili d’Aria solutions, the past and the contemporary.  Image Courtesy GDA / Isacco Sampaolo
 Image Courtesy GDA / Isacco Sampaolo Abitare il sottotetto in Milan, Italy by Studio Arcadia EgoFriday, June 29th, 2012Article source: Studio Arcadia Ego The design solution for the apartment started from the need to modify the original project that included the execution of a partition wall in front of the entrance; this wall delimited the area deputed to food preparation closed by sliding glass doors and furniture provided with angular. This solution, however, prevented a rational distribution of the residence, having an area of 30 square meters, could contain only a small table and a sofa. The project, planned to greatly reduce the wall of the kitchen until it becomes a shoulder retaining wall system of open living space which becomes a distinctive design element.  View of the dining area from the entrance of the apartment
90 Degrees Architecture, City Walls Parasites in Milan, Italy by Gianluca Milesi ArchitectureWednesday, June 20th, 2012Article source: Gianluca Milesi Architecture 90 Degrees architecture is a research on the urban environment of the city of Milan. The idea informing this projects is to work on parts of the city uncompleted and never solved, without any urban or architectural quality. Our specific interest is to act on the never finished and never designed blind facades of buildings results of a failed development of the urban fabric and of a lack of design. Our interest is focused on these “Walls” that, in the best of the circumstances, are spaced dedicated to commercial posters or low quality decorations and just in very few cases solved, usually through the use of green climbing natural patterns.  90 Degrees Architecture
New Brunner fair stand in Milan, Italy by Ippolito Fleitz GroupSaturday, May 26th, 2012Article source: Ippolito Fleitz Group Brunner uses the occasion of the 2012 Milan Furniture Fair to present two new products: its ‘hoc’ stool and its ‘plot’ modular seating system. Ippolito Fleitz Group was commissioned once again to create a setting resembling an installation, an intense spatial experience in which to showcase Brunner’s new products. From a distance, the strictly black and white backdrop takes a back seat to the colourful seating objects, which draw visitors in to try them out. At closer look, the black and white backdrop transforms itself into a textual world, taking visitors on a poetic voyage of discovery, inspiring them to stop and tarry awhile.  Image Courtesy Francesco Di Loreto - F38F
Fragments in Milan, Italy by Silvio De Ponte Architect in collaboration with La PerlaThursday, April 5th, 2012Article source: Silvio De Ponte Architect in collaboration with La Perla For 51st edition of the Salone del Mobile of Milan, 2012 April 17th-22nd, De Ponte Studio |DPSA+D with La Perla, presents the event “Frammenti” in the Temporary Museum for New Design. The Concept event in the La Perla showroom, created by Silvio De Ponte, is based on the concept of Fractal, generating a unique and homogeneous mix, becoming a sort of great embroidery products and establishing a new spatiality. The Fractal is a system constituted by a component module that is multiplied to generate a new complex and articulated scenario, comprising a set of fragments on different scales. The Fragment is the essential element of a piece of work, and it is an important part of the space.  Rendering
B5 Building in Milan, Italy by Barreca & La VarraFriday, March 9th, 2012Article source: Barreca & La Varra In the north-eastern outskirts of Milan, as part of the restructuring of the former industrial core that houses the RCS Media group, the new office building B5 designed by Barreca & La Varra studio has just been completed. The building is an integral part of a master plan intended for research and intellectual work and contributes to the incredible transformation which the production areas at the edge of the city have undergone over the past few years.  Image Courtesy Paolo Rosselli
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